This stuff appears in the name of a 1994 scandal, investigated by the Nolan Committee, in which the Guardian alleged that Conservative MPs agreed to table parliamentary procedures at the behest of Mohamed al-Fayed. This substance is found in the colloquial name of an act that created the NMVTIS. A policy that required this stuff replaced the Neutrality Acts in 1939, and was replaced by an act under which the British gave up control of military bases in Bermuda and Newfoundland. This commodity was paired with "and carry" in a World War II program replaced by "Lend-Lease." For 10 points, name this commodity, which was g
This stuff appears in the name of a 1994 scandal, investigated by the Nolan Committee, in which the Guardian alleged that Conservative MPs agreed to table parliamentary procedures at the behest of Mohamed al-Fayed. This substance is found in the colloquial name of an act that created the NMVTIS. A policy that required this stuff replaced the Neutrality Acts in 1939, and was replaced by an act under which the British gave up control of military bases in Bermuda and Newfoundland. This commodity was paired with "and carry" in a World War II program replaced by "Lend-Lease." For 10 points, name this commodity, which was given "for clunkers" in 2009.
This stuff appears in the name of a 1994 scandal, investigated by the Nolan Committee, in which the Guardian alleged that Conservative MPs agreed to table parliamentary procedures at the behest of Mohamed al-Fayed.
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